kundalini-l-d Digest				Volume 96 : Issue 250 

Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: lodpressATNOSPAMinetworld.com (Gloria Greco)
Subject: Re: Headaches, Migranes etc...

Eagle wrote:
> 
> Monique Mooney wrote:
> >
> > I have suffered with migranes for 13 years now. For relief use an ice cube
> > wrapped in paper towel. If the headache/migrane starts on one side of your
> > head place the ice cube on the opposite hand. You want to put it on the
> > fleshy part of your hand between your thumb and forefinger. I usually keep
> > it on for an extra ten minutes after the pain has gone just to be sure. If
> > the pain is on both sides of your head it doesn't matter which hand you put
> > it on, you could even put an ice cube on each hand. Do be careful to wrap it
> > in papertowel or something like that so that you don't wind up with an ice
> > burn on your hand. This works on headaches and vascular or tension migranes.
> > If that doesn't help let me know, I have found many way to turn them off
> > over the years.
> 
> I suffered with migrains for 25+ years before I began to search for the
> source.  Before that, I just felt that I was stuck with them and maybe if
> I could just take enough pain medication I could manage to get thru this
> one.
> 
> Then I began searching for the source of the pain.
> 
> One was an accident as a child.  Chiropractic dealt with that.
> 
> Next, was an over taxed liver and gall bladder and colon.
> Did the herbal cleanses for all.   I discovered that a major cause of
> headaches is toxins in the bloodstream.  So I work at consistently
> detoxifying.  It is an ongoing project considering the environment that
> most of us live in.
> 
> Sometimes it is overindulgence and/or underindulgence.  I learned that I
> get fewer headaches if I eat smaller meals, more often.  If I go more
> than 4 hours without nutritional intake, I am then prone to get a
> headache.  If I eat salty foods on an empty stomach, I get a headache.
> And sometimes too much chocolate, cheese or caffeine brings on a headache
> 
> I have also learned that I am much more prone to headaches at specific
> times during my monthly cycle.

HI, 
	I agree headaches can be reduced to practically nothing if you will
keep the colon clear and flowing. It is simple as that. You simply have
to go a lot and then the headaches will all but disappear. I know when a
headache is coming on and I know exactly what to do to stop it by simply
cleansing. Gloria
> 
>



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: lodpressATNOSPAMinetworld.com (Gloria Greco)
Subject: Re: Give Pisa Chants

Tim Duna wrote:
> 
> >Has anyone else been bummed or thrashed so badly by music? Usually you
> >hear only positive aspects of felicitously soothing reactions to music.
> >I think there should be warning labels for this kind of thing - DANGER!
> >THIS CD CONTAINS UNEXPECTED VOLUME, PITCH, AND TEMPO CHANGES THAT COULD
> >BE HAZARDOUS TO YOUR DRIVING (ESPECIALLY IF YOUR K IS IN FULL ROMP!)
> >Just kidding!-)  Love and LAUGHING LIGHT, DAN-RF
> 
> Yes!  Sometimes it hurts my ears terribly, even though it's music that I
> like.  I get so irritated by music that I *have* to turn it off.  I think
> your psychic ears get more sensitive to sound, also, perhaps the body as
> well with K cleaning.  Sometimes people's voices hurt to listen to, I get
> really irritable and pissed off at them as a result, but frustrated too, as
> I know it isn't their fault.


Hi, This happens because your spirit now requires silence, anything that
is not harmony, and much music is not harmony will cause this. And, in
some cases any sound will cause the inner self to withdraw. There is a
time for complete silence in your life, and it is best to live in a
protected environment for some time if you can at all create the space
for yourself. When you are out of balance, quiet is necessary so that
the work inside can happen. Gloria



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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: lodpressATNOSPAMinetworld.com (Gloria Greco)
Subject: Re: music and k

Philip St. Romain wrote:
> 
> All these posts on music and k: I can identify!  Years ago, I used to
> listen to the radio or play music constantly (I'm something of a musician,
> by nature).  Now, I can't take more than a few minutes of anything without
> getting disoriented.  The more loud and coarse the music (eg hard rock;
> some classical pieces), the more difficult.  Like Traveler, I hear
> everything, and the music seems to dominate my attention when I go to a
> public place--have a hard time conversing it's so distracting.
> 
> My read on this is that music speaks to all parts of our nature, but
> especially to the emotional level.  I think the k process is aggravated by
> an over-stimulation of this level (just as it is when we overstimulate the
> physical, mental, or even etheric--I've had enormous headaches from
> pranayama and so I never do this any more).  A little emotional stimulation
> via music is OK.  To much and the subtle bliss is lost.
> 
> Peace.  Phil

HI all,
	Phil puts this in a very nice way. Different parts of our being require
different care. The vibration that those with k rising require is
absolute quiet, like when the body has been put through something
dramatic, the body needs time to heal and adjust, the spirit/soul energy
needs the same. With every eruption of kundalini, there are live wires
loose and the last thing you need to do is stimulate them. 
	Consciousness changes take you into different frequencies spiritually
and the more refined our interior abilities become, the more we look to
inner quiet, peace, and to flowing energies of light. When we are put
into a dark, disrupted energy field, it is like becoming
slymmed....spelling sorry. So, silence is golden, clamor is pain. Gloria



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: CGIAJWATNOSPAMaol.com
Subject: Re:music and k

I had an experience once when I was high on weed where a My Bloody
Valintine's song had a super high piched music in it.  It sounded like it was
coming form the ceiling (we were living on the top floor) and was a wild mix
of super high pitched notes.  It sounded incredible, as if the angels were
singing to me.  

Since then the song has been back to normal, and I had been in a cycle of
smoking that I don't think it was reefer maddness (although I think all drugs
should be legal for the saftey of society, and that use can aid in removing
spiritual block, although they can also cause nasty habits and the spiritual
effectiveness goes to almost none which is why I'm off all substances (also
for job drug testing and its illegal and stuff)).  

Anyway to get back to the relevance of this post, was this "hearing angels
singing" happened to anybody else.  Do you think I was hearing my K and funny
frequencies?  It happened after my K rising, but no noticible K activity was
happening at the time.  
-
Aaron



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: LwMema3ATNOSPAMaol.com
Subject: Re: MRIs reply to Dan

In a message dated 96-11-22 02:01:20 EST, you write:
-
< The egg-head, multi-PhD's that I was helping with their 
 Japanese tried to explain the MR principles to me in layman's language. 
 I was more successful in my attempts to explain Japanese! Dan-RF
 
  >>
Dan,
LOL!!!! Not surprising!!!!  I read this paragraph and rolled on the floor,
even though the topic is serious, this statement sent me off, I loved it!!!!
 Yes, I have a sick sense of humor.  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D  Gotta go, just
wanted to tell you that I loved it!  See ya.

In light and love,
Lori



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: LwMema3ATNOSPAMaol.com
Subject: Re: MRIs reply
-
This thread of converstion has sparked my curiousity, I have had a few MRI's
done on me to look for brain tumor's as the possible cause of my seizures,
and at one point a few weeks of severe double vision.  I do not know what if
any implications there are to me personally in relation to K and MRI's but I
do think it is a piece of information that fits into the puzzle.  Then again-
after getting through the emotional stuff, I had a physical kick this week,
when I passed out or had a seizure (unsure which) but I did do some harm to
myself- I broke my nose, amoung other things.  Oh well, it could be worse,
but it is not worse and for that I am thankful.
-
In Light and Love,
Lori



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: Jan Watson 
Subject: Re: Invisibility

Hello

The book, Invisibility, by Steve Richards deals with mastering the art of 
vanishing for those who want to undertake the study.  (Aquarian Press).  

jan



Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: Paco 
Subject: re: Kundalini & Chi (3)

Guys,
	This is a really good thread, I think. I wonder if
anybody besides us even reads it. *grin*
	I didn't know that Taoism was being persecuted in China.
I don't know much about Taoism in general; I just figure that
it is more than a philosophy, from what I've read in the Tao te Ching
and other books. There is an esoteric side to it that I'm certain few
westerners are ever exposed to. On the other hand, some of the
commentaries I've seen on the Tao have been very enlightening in and
of themselves, and startlingly in line with cutting edge modern 
science. (sounds good )
	Leads us back to the initial question, and answer is I don't
know. The way I always saw it, and this could be very wrong, is this:
	After experiencing Yoga and Indian spiritual traditions, I
just assumed that everything else was watered down and not as good.
Now, I connect with spirituality that corresponds or connects directly
with Hinduism and Yogic spirituality. So, there are like concepts
that exist, and then people at various levels. For instance, an Iranian
woman who is my good friend and a staunch Muslim, seems to be in
the same sort of state I'm in. It seems obvious to me that she was
awakened by a spiritual leader in her country. Carlos Castaneda's
writings are another example. There is something real there, something
beyond. The teachings awake an awareness in you. As opposed to
"blah blah blah blah, ano domineee...." have a cracker and see you later.
anyways, later

		Paco
-


Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: Mistress Angelique Serpent 
Subject: Re: >>>>>Vampire Games.

******************Life contunues to be amusing....******************

>
>At 05:24 AM 11/22/96 -0800, Mistress wrote:
>>        Measuring K. is a topic that interests me, too. I am completely
>>certain I can repeat the experience...perhaps in a laboratory setting, where
>>we c a n measure the magnetic fields generated by the energy I was pulling
>>in to cause my physical body to vanish. Invisibility is only a dimension away.
>>        It sure was fun, anyways! Heck, I'd be happy to do it again, confuse
>>a few scientists...In fact, It was pretty clear from the information I was
>>getting during the experience, I am meant to do exactly that! Hee Hee! What
>>kind of camera do you use to take pictures of invisible beings?
>
>Actually there may be a way for you to do this and make some money at the
>same time.  There is an organized group of skeptics out there that is
>putting up a "prize" for anyone who can demonstrate paranormal or psychic
>behavior in a controlled environment.
>
>The prize is now up to $740,000 (US).
>
>The deal is that you and the leader of this group must agree on exact
>settings as well as what is to be demonstrated.  It actually seemed fairly
>straight forward.
->
>Now I know that we are not into this to turn a profit, but I'd love to see
>the skeptics have their eyes (not to mention their wallets) opened for once.
>I'm assuming that if your were to win the prize, there would be much
>publicity around it.  I have a feeling that this is the reason most true
>psychics have stayed away, for fear of turning into a human lab experiment.
>
>The reason I mention this to you, Mistress (hey, don't tell my wife but I
>could get used to that! ) is that from your posts (as well as your
>profession) I know you to be a strong woman who could handle such a show.
->
>If you would like more information, let me know and I'll post it.
>
>In Service to the Light,
>

>
Ha! You bet yer booties I want more information!
For all the reasons above. Money, after all, is only another medium of
exchange of life energy. I'm certainly drawing life energy, these days! 
I think some more time practicing, before I contact them, would be prudent.
I'm going to visit some power spots on my visionquest, get some more
experiences of vanishing/raising energy in different locales.
  I have heard of this organization, I always wondered why Uri Geller or
someone hadn't scooped the prize. I suspect it has to do more with the
oppressive emotional weight of the fear of the unknown, that supports the
organization. In the strength of thier disbelief, they use their own
unconscous Psi. ability to throw fear energy in the way of success, shifting
the probabilities in thier favor. 
  However, that fear can be eaten for breakfast by a bit silly misdirection...
***Never attack resistance head on- the more you push at it, the stronger it
gets. 
  I will create such an erotic circus of misdirection, that the reaserchers
won't think past thier libido, or take me seriously enough to fear, until
the deed is done!
My requirements shall be rather unusual....Thankyou!
                        Blessings, Angelique.

		   Mistress Angelique Serpent, 
		Dominant Experiential Facilitator.
-            Website= http://www.domin8rex.com/serpent
	*******************
"Feel your hair come tumblin' down, feel your feet start kissin the ground.
Feel your arms are opening out. And feel your eyes are lifted to God.
With no words, with no song, I'm gonna dance the dream, and make the dream
come true.
I'm gonna dance the dream, and make the dream come true ( She gotta dance...)"
                         Kate Bush, "The Red Shoes"
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Officially the most beautiful city in the world.
-


Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: Tim Duna 
Subject: Re: >>>>>Vampire Games.

>Actually there may be a way for you to do this and make some money at the
>same time.  There is an organized group of skeptics out there that is
>putting up a "prize" for anyone who can demonstrate paranormal or psychic
>behavior in a controlled environment.
>
>The prize is now up to $740,000 (US).
------------------------------snip-------------------------
>In Service to the Light,
>

>

Actually, I'd like to see them get their socks knocked off too.  I believe
it's the 'Amazing Randy' who organized that whole deal.  He has a radio show
I think.  A disappearance before one's eyes, in a magician-proof room would
be proof enough I think.  Although, he seems like his soul's focus is *not*
to believe anything, leaving very little for open-mindedness.  A skeptic
hard-liner basically.  It would be interesting if K spontaneously jumped up
his spine, I wonder what he'd say about that?  *smile*


Tim     

-

Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: fluteATNOSPAMprodigy.com (CAROLYN MALONEY)
Subject: re: Kundalini & Chi (3)

Kung Fu (chinese) Aikadio (japanese) and many martial arts are the 
same.. Just altered enough to 
be custom'd and tailor'd to the individual society.  SO with all 
religions.. Religion is the map to the same goal "An Awareness fo the 
Divine Order". Try reading Joseph Campbell's stories on myths and 
Legends.. He goes deeply into Religion and connects it thru all 
cultures..
And so likewize with Kundaline awakening.. Its all the same.. Just 
different words.. and words are just symbols of thought.  Who can 
truely explain what the pictures in their mind are, especially the 
forms of love, Hate, Fear, Depression..  If you had to use different 
symbols to explain it.. It would still be the same thought.
flute

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From:	 Paco
Subject:	 re: Kundalini & Chi (3)


Guys,
	This is a really good thread, I think. I wonder if
anybody besides us even reads it. *grin*
-	I didn't know that Taoism was being persecuted in China.
I don't know much about Taoism in general; I just figure that
it is more than a philosophy, from what I've read in the Tao te 
Ching
and other books. There is an esoteric side to it that I'm certain 
few
westerners are ever exposed to. On the other hand, some of the
commentaries I've seen on the Tao have been very enlightening in and
of themselves, and startlingly in line with cutting edge modern 
science. (sounds good )
-	Leads us back to the initial question, and answer is I don't
know. The way I always saw it, and this could be very wrong, is 
this:
	After experiencing Yoga and Indian spiritual traditions, I
just assumed that everything else was watered down and not as good.
Now, I connect with spirituality that corresponds or connects 
directly
with Hinduism and Yogic spirituality. So, there are like concepts
that exist, and then people at various levels. For instance, an 
Iranian
woman who is my good friend and a staunch Muslim, seems to be in
the same sort of state I'm in. It seems obvious to me that she was
awakened by a spiritual leader in her country. Carlos Castaneda's
writings are another example. There is something real there, 
something
beyond. The teachings awake an awareness in you. As opposed to
"blah blah blah blah, ano domineee...." have a cracker and see you 
later.
anyways, later

-		Paco



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Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 
From: Mistress Angelique Serpent 
Subject: Phone Fluff..

          Along the lines of parking spots....
        When my provider is busy, sometimes it used to take a long time to
get through.
        However, a mental push and imagining hearing the modem going off,
and I get         through on the next autodial, every time.  Blessings,
Angelique.

		   Mistress Angelique Serpent, 
-		Dominant Experiential Facilitator.
            Website= http://www.domin8rex.com/serpent
	*******************
"Feel your hair come tumblin' down, feel your feet start kissin the ground.
Feel your arms are opening out. And feel your eyes are lifted to God.
With no words, with no song, I'm gonna dance the dream, and make the dream
come true.
I'm gonna dance the dream, and make the dream come true ( She gotta dance...)"
                         Kate Bush, "The Red Shoes"
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Officially the most beautiful city in the world.



Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1996 
From: David Scott Newmark 
Subject: Re: Give Pisa Chants

Dan,

-	There's a great book on the market written by Micheal Hutchinson 
called "Mind machines... -- I can't remember the title but the cover is 
predominantly blue.  In it, he discusses Grof's holotropic breathworks.  
A word of advice: Be careful.